Chapter 64

Perplexed, I opened the box. It contained a translucent purple sapphire bracelet, flawless in both color and quality. Before I could even react, Steve had already taken my hand and slipped the bracelet onto my wrist. "Not bad, it fits perfectly." He seemed to be pleased with his choice of gift. Meanwhile, I looked past Steve's tall figure to the clock on the wall. It was already past midnight. Our anniversary was over. "Thank you," I faintly replied. "I'm tired. Is there anything else?" Steve was the same as ever, as if he had simply completed a routine by handing over his gift. He told me to get some rest and left my room. However, I could no longer sleep. I only found out online that night that the bracelet on my wrist was something Steve recently bid on at an auction. It was a top-grade purple sapphire bracelet worth over 20 million dollars. Some jewelry experts had even compared it to the sapphire necklace Steve had bought before. It was actually more valuable than that n